In the first year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1368), the Bai family in Hefei moved from Liaoyang, Liaoning. Hui people named Bian, Mei, Zhao, Mi, Wang and Zhang in Shouchun moved from Laoman Lane in Zaozhuang, Shandong Province.
In the fifth year of Hongwu (in 1372), the Mu family in Fuyang moved from Zaozhuang, Shandong. The Hui people surnamed Ma in Shucheng moved from Henan Minquan and Kaifeng.
In the eighth year of Hongwu (1375), "Tian Fengyang, a proletarian who migrated to Shanxi" (Ming History & S226; Mao Benji "). Fengyang Song surname moved from Zhending Swallow Nest; Bengbu Qian, Li, Hui and Hu Hui moved from Pingyang, Shanxi.
In the tenth year of Hongwu (1377), the Li Hui people in Taihe County moved from Jinjia Hutong in Beijing. Zhang moved from Chunshu Hutong in Beijing today; Ma moved from Xiangcheng, Henan; Ha came from Nanjing and raised money to build a mosque.
in the 14th year of Hongwu (1381), Ma Jucheng was transferred to Anqing Wei from Yunnan, and a large number of Hui soldiers entered Anqing.
In the twentieth year of Hongwu (1387), Ma Chengzu and others from Hexian County moved to Xinxiang, Henan Province.
in the twenty-second year of Hongwu (1389), Maha was only transferred from Henan to Anqing Wei, and was "the ancestor who moved to Anhui in Huaining" (Ma Shi Genealogy of Dunyuetang in Anqing).
At the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, 7 families named Su, 8 families named Ma and 17 families named Xu in Dangshan County moved from Laowowo, Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, to make a living by fishing for shrimp. Today, Ren Qiaoan, Yang, Chen and other Muslims in Guzhen County moved from Magpie Nest in Hongtong County, Shanxi Province; Yao in Yingshang County moved from Jintan, Jiangsu Province, Wang from Anfu County, Jiangxi Province, and Bai from Sangpo, Henan Province. Ma, Mu, Du and other Hui people from Changguan Town, Linquan County moved from Zaozhuang, Shandong Province. The Hu and Bai surnames in Fengtai County were transferred from Shaanxi, and the village names were Hujiaying and Baijiaying, which were called "Huihuiying" in the past. After the "Blue (Jade) Case" in the early Ming Dynasty, ying wang was ordered to destroy the "Blue Party" and led his troops to Wanghuigang, Dingyuan County. Ying wang and his department were mostly Hui people, and later they stayed in Wang Huigang. A Muslim surnamed Sha moved from Nanjing to Hefei; A Hui people named Tao moved to Hefei for Jiaba, Jiangxi Province. During the Hongwu period, they raised funds to build a temple, "Semu people worshipped it and gave it back to their posts (now Sanli 'an area)" (Qing Kangxi's Hefei County Records). Ada, who lived in Zhongcheng, Ren Zhongshu Province at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, moved from Longxi County, Gansu Province to Hezhou in the early Ming Dynasty, and then lived in Hezhou. General Sha Houde, who was originally under Zhu Yuanzhang's command in Jiangyin, stayed in Hezhou; The Lushi family moved from Guangzhou to Hezhou; In the first year of Jianwen (1399), the Hui people of Sasaki moved from Shaanxi to the west gate of Hezhou.
in the 14th year of Yongle in Ming dynasty (1416), Pingyang, Shanxi province moved back to the Qian family to Chao county. Five years before Xuande (143), the Hui people surnamed Yang in Shaanxi moved to Shexian. During the reign of Xuande (before 1438), the Sai clan moved from Wendeng County, Shandong Province to Hezhou via Chizhou. Chen's family moved from the Western Regions to Quanjiao County in the early Ming Dynasty, and Chen Jingtong and his son fought in the world with Zhu Yuanzhang, making him a captain of the Xiaoqi. During the Chenghua period, the Wang Hui people in Hexian moved from Taiyuan, Shanxi. Before the first year of Taichang (162), another Wang Hui moved from wanping county, Hebei.
The second climax of Hui people moving into Anhui was formed in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.
in the fifth year of Qin Long in Ming dynasty (1571), Zhan Yizhong, a Hui nationality in Xuancheng, was a scholar. His ancestral home moved to the Western Regions and lived in Xuancheng for generations. During the Chongzhen period (1628 ~ 1644), the Hui people with the names of Ha, Zhao, Ma and Mei moved from Zaozhuang, Shandong Province to Changfeng County. From the last year of Chongzhen (1643) to the first year of Qing Shunzhi (1644), Hui people with Li, Ma and Suo in Jiashan moved from Chunshu Hutong in Daxing County, Beijing. In the sixth year of Qing Shunzhi (1649), a group of Hui people from Shanxi, Hebei and Henan moved into Shouxian. The Hui people in Hezhou moved from Xi 'an, Shaanxi. In the eighth year of Kangxi (1669), the Hui people named Ma in Xiangcheng, Henan Province moved to Jieshou.
In the early Qing Dynasty, Hui people in Fuyang County moved from mian yang, Hubei Province. Mu surname moved from Chen Zhou (now Huaiyang); Ma's surname has taken refuge from Jiangning (now Nanjing). During the Qianlong period, there was another Hui nationality named Ha who moved from Jiangning in Taihe. In addition, in the early Qing Dynasty, a large number of Hui people from all over the country poured into Wuhu and "raised funds to build temples" (Qing Kangxi's Wuhu County Records). From Zhending, Shanxi Province, a Hui family named Li, Zhang and Yuan moved to Ren Bridge in Jingu Town. Later, some Hui people moved to Linquan, Dingyuan and Hezhou.
With the increase of exchanges between Hui and Han, many Han and Hui people converted to Islam after intermarriage and became Hui people. Wu Shan (now Changfeng County) a man named Wu went to Zhangwei Village, Erlong County, Dingyuan County to be a helper named Hui. When Zhang saw that Wu was simple and honest, he recruited him as a husband, and all customs followed the Hui people, and later changed to Hui people, which has been inherited ever since. During the Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty (1465 ~ 1487), a young Han nationality in Guo 'ou (now Lixin County) was engaged to a Han nationality girl in a neighboring village, and later fled to Jiajiachong on the south bank of Huaihe River because of the war, and married a Hui nationality woman. After the unrest, he returned home with his wife and married a Han girl who was originally engaged. The wife and children of the Hui nationality are the Hui nationality, and the wife and children of the Han nationality are the Han nationality. From then on, the family line is two ethnic groups, passed down from generation to generation. Guo Lou was also called "Back to Han Guo Lou". Pottery shops in Shouxian County today can be divided into pre-pottery and post-pottery. Because of the intermarriage between the former pottery and the Hui nationality, the former pottery converted to Islam and changed its nationality to the Hui nationality, while the latter pottery remained the Han nationality. The surname of Li in Huihan Township of Huaiyuan County is divided into pre-Li and post-Li, and the same is true.